It’s the 2.5, my friend who is super subaru car guy guru bought the turbo and sold me this one.
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Good for you man! congrats! I bet you’re super stoked to take a road trip or do anything not involving public transportation, enjoy!
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Yeah, me and the dog are definitely going for a hike this weekend!
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My favorite Legacy generation. Lower it 
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I like this thing to go up and down chunky forest roads, so if anything I’d make it taller, but it’s probably just fine as is.
+1 for lowered sti swap and jdm front end 
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your words are giving me GAS…I shouldn’t check this thread
I think you’d be a fan
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oh no…at some point I’ll probably try it 
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First new guitar in years. Scored a demo D’Angelico Premier SS from Sweetwater at nearly half-off the regular price. Intentions are to practice, practice, practice, and build-up my calouses again after years of not playing.
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Looks amazing!
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Finally got a MioXL:
Came with 12 extra midi cables too!
Intention - sort out my midi world so I can have one central hub replace my RK-006 and a Kenton merge box in the studio and free it up for a more permanent home in a forthcoming mobile setup. Hoping I can run Ethernet to PC / DAW, and USB-DAW to Akai Force at the same time for a dream hybrid setup. Any source to any destination with far less recabling wasting valuable music time!
And if I can get it working right I can more easily use my iPad for midi over WiFi! Ideal for controlling different devices around the room so I can just move it to where I’m working with no need to cable up.
My cable management currently leaves a lot to be desired…
Then when I’m finally happy with my routing and the ergonomics / layout of the hardware area it’ll be time to build some stuff with wood.
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RNBO license*. Have been hovering over this for a while but watching a lot of @nedrush 's and Philip Meyer’s videos lately have tipped me over the edge. intention- build my own max externals, VSTs etc, hopefully for some more focused and efficient patches
*admittedly not a very sexy photo
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wanted to check it out since it was first announced. and although I really don’t need it, I also found it impossible to pass up at $1500. 
super impressed with the sound and options so far. need to get my head around the patching I/O more but that’s just a matter of using it. having used a lot of semi-modulars, I’m impressed with a lot of the decisions they made. and build quality is phenomenal.
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Thats a bloody steal! Congratulation 
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Washingtonian!
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Got a couple of goodies today
New MacBook Air laptop that I plan on using mostly for Live, with Push 3.
And an Audient Evo SP8 for some badly needed extra inputs.
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Because who doesn’t need more delay pedals, especially in black and if they do reverb and pitch-shifting too?
The results are suitably dubby so far.
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oh damn. does it have all the things in it? the FX and outputs and all that business? such a great sounding sampler. those converters are so musical sounding. lush.
if the fan in it is loud there’s a noctua quiet fan that fits perfecly as a replacement. same power requirements etc. well, it might be slightly different. i didn’t have the ultra version… just the regular e6400 and the fan i put it in was silent. Noctua NF-A4x20 FLX 40x20mm
enjoy going on a deep dive. the filters and modulation are really great. some of those filters are so great on pads. you don’t have to do anything… just put the right filter on a pad/string sound and it’s instant amazing.
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